Transcribe 45 small youtube clips in British English

Transcribe 45 small youtube clips in British English (anywhere between 1.44min - 5.50min max) - *Youtube does not have a transcript available for these clips I would be looking for someone I would be able to rehire to complete more of these in the near future as well. Please provide a small sample (1 page max) of previous work, so I can understand what I can expect to receive from you if awarded the project - project bids without this sample will be disregarded The following link provides an example [login to view URL] And this site [login to view URL] lists the following transcription formatting tips: There are several formatting elements common to most transcripts. These include speaker labels, timestamps, inaudible and crosstalk tags, and markup for external sounds. Let’s look at how to handle each of these: Speaker labels. Speakers are typically identified by first name, full name, title, or role. They can also be identified by generic descriptors, like “Male” or “Female,” when other information isn’t available. In the above examples, the speakers’ names have been offset from the rest of the transcript for better readability. To use this formatting in your own transcripts, download the .docx template at the top of this article. Timestamps. Timestamps, e.g. [01:27], can be placed at regular intervals such as every 15 or 30 seconds, or they may be placed at the beginning or end of each paragraph or speaker. Examples of each style are shown above. Inaudible tags. When words or phrases are unclear, mark them out with a timecode; e.g., [inaudible 00:27]. You can also include guesses (phonetic or otherwise) as to what was said – for example, [wing yard 00:27]. Crosstalk tags. When two or more speakers are talking at the same time and it’s impossible to hear what’s being said, use a crosstalk tag, e.g. [crosstalk 01:27]. Sounds. Non-speech and background sounds are notated in brackets; for example, [laughing] or [door slams]. No timestamp is necessary. Finally, a note on consistency and style: It’s best to follow a style guide to ensure consistency among elements like numerals, dates, titles of works, etc. We generally follow AP style. Other common style methods include APA, MLA, and The Chicago Manual of Style.